There is a square rubber plug on the backside of the brake plate. jack up the rear of the car and locate this plug above the axle. Pull out the plug and you can see the adjustment star in the opening. Use a flathead screwdriver to turn the star and run the shoes in or out. Good luck.
cause you didnt push the clutch in
Same as the Caravan...
A 1993 Dodge Shadow uses a mixture of both metric and standard.
Rear brakes use a 2-stage rotor. Interior of rotor has a brake drum effect with brake shoes Adjust these brake shoes carefully because there is some expansion with friction heat and may cause brakes to drag
regular drum brakes in the back on that model, any parts store should be able to get the new lining for you.
manualy adjust the brake calibur on rear brake slot located under rear axles on the inner brake cover.
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Dodge Shadow was created in 1987.
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If the truck has disk brakes in the back then you have to adjust the emergency brake cable underneath the vehicle by loosening the outer lock nut then tightening the adjuster nut and then you re-tighten the outer lock nut down to the adjuster nut.
Remove the wheels and judge the thickness of the brake pads. There is no adjustment on disc brakes. You will normally wear out 2 sets on the front before you wear out one on the rear.
adjust isn't really the right word here. if the pedal is soft and the brakes suck, and you have to push it real hard to get any reaction out of the thing, pushing harder may not be the solution. Check the brake fluid reservoir , make sure its full. regardless if it is or not you should bleed the brakes , and you may need new pads. if the brake fluid is real empty you must bleed the brakes.